Yes, Fit / Fitnesse has a .NET runner. We use it every day, and I must say that it works very well, and we successfully coped with it. We currently have several hundred test pages with over 100,000 statements. Our product owners hire our developers to write tests. Testing is done before CI, we have inMemory mode, so developers can get quick feedback on crashes and slower mode for full stack integration.
It also has an amazing side effect that forces developers to save logic from the user interface. I honestly don't want to program .Net without it ... or something like that.
** EDIT QUESTION ** you just need to define the .NET test runner as your runner and add your bin file to the classpath. Another weird thing you may come across is that your lights may not have a namespace (maybe this is possible, but I don't know). So, there should be something like this in front of your wiki:
variable defined: COMMAND_PATTERN=%m %p variable defined: TEST_RUNNER=dotnet\FitServer.exe variable defined: PATH_SEPARATOR=; classpath: .\..\..\FrontEnd\Fixtures\bin\Debug\*.dll classpath: .\dotnet\*.dll
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